Viacom, Google Lawsuit Reveals Intriguing Insights In Youtube Case
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The US District Court of Southern District of New York has released documents pertaining to the on-going Google v/s Viacom copyright infringement lawsuit, which was filed by Viacom back in 2007, claiming that Google had allowed YouTube users to upload almost 10,000 videos from Viacom-run networks including MTV, Comedy Central and Paramount Pictures. The documents released by the court provide a grizzly insight into the high-profile courtroom battle , in which both...
19 Mar 2010 by
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